San Antonio immigration court to begin mass hearings, limit virtual appearances as deportation cases speed up
Major procedural changes are coming to the local immigration court as the Trump Administration pushes to speed up deportation proceedings.
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For fifth year, city raises Pride flag to recognize LGBTQ+ culture, history, community
For Pride month, San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and local officials joined advocates and city staff in a flag-raising at city hall.
‘Just show up and enjoy a meal’: San Antonio children can get free breakfast, lunch this summer
Children 18 and younger qualify for free breakfast and lunch at dozens of locations across San Antonio this summer.
How will my water bill change? Here’s how the proposed SAWS rate increase could affect customers.
The San Antonio Water System is raising its rates to invest in infrastructure. How could that impact your local water and sewer bill?
Hill Country ranch with caves, cliffs and lake will become Texas’ second-largest state park
The 54,000-acre Silver Lake Ranch, straddling Kinney and Edwards counties, has a 30-acre spring-fed lake. An opening date hasn’t been determined.
Animal Care Services says roaming dog problem is improving in San Antonio, but not every loose dog call gets a response
New ACS data shows decline in stray dog calls, but city officials say more needs to be done to prevent injuries from dangerous dogs.
More arts and cultural spaces will boost economic development, leaders say at State of the Eastside
SAGE hosted its State of the Eastside event where speakers focused on future economic development in the community.
Bexar County is negotiating a $15M tax incentive package for H-E-B expansion
H-E-B is planning to hire more than 700 new workers by 2028 as it expands its supply chain and logistics facilities on the East Side.
Where I Live: Monticello Park
The Baird family home buzzes and hums with life after the Californians turned San Antonians filled their home to the brim with native Texas plants.
‘They’re gonna throw everything they have at us’: Talarico bats down first Paxton attacks at San Antonio’s Paper Tiger
Friday’s visit comes as political analysts say Talarico’s path to success relies heavily on course corrections in this part of the state.